The BPF is initiated and financed by the Belgian Directorate-General for Development Cooperation (DGD) to stimulate private sector involvement in achieving the SDGs in developing countries.The BPF provides a non-refundable grant between 50,000 and 200,000 euros, which represents maximum 50% of the total investment.

The Believers Fund is about your ideas, young people, startups, empowerment, impact, businesses, and founders. We believe that young people are a force for change and can create a change in society through innovative and transformational solutions to solve problems, mostly unemployment and poverty eradication. Believing in young founders is why we exist and after rewarding young entrepreneurs in Kenya with grants, we are giving out up to $5,000 in total to entrepreneurs in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa and Zambia. $500 to $1000 per entrepreneur and calling on you to join us and believe.

Apply to receive up to 250,000 Euros in grants, intensive training in the Innovation Bootcamp and hands-on support from a strong network of mentors, investors and business partners.

The inaugural Milken-Motsepe Prize focuses on accelerating progress towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 1 and 2: no poverty and zero hunger. The Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech is a global competition for innovative solutions to increase economic value to farmers, from seed to sale.

YUNUS social business provides financing and long term business support to help social businesses grow and scale their social impact. If you have an early-stage social business and are just starting out, our investment readiness programs will help you and your team refine your business model, measure your social impact and prepare your business for growth. If you have an established business with a strong social mission our direct investment track will help you and your team explore long term growth opportunities and prepare your business for investment.

While the OPEC Fund has financed projects in a wide array of sectors, including agriculture, energy, health, transportation and water and sanitation, it aims to be responsive to the needs of its partner countries.

The BOLD Project, funded by the Government of Norway and coordinated by the Crop Trust, aims to strengthen food and nutrition security worldwide by supporting the conservation and use of crop diversity in genebanks. It began in 2021 and builds on the work and achievements of the Crop Wild Relatives (CWR) Project (2011-2021). One component within the BOLD Project will support the backing-up of crop diversity in the Seed Vault.

As a leading acceleration and growth partner for African entrepreneurs and companies scaling their business in and across Africa, GrowthAfrica provides business growth programs for high-potential entrepreneurs as well as design and deliver activities for partners and clients in support of entreprene